Homebrew [Release] [New 3DS browser only] Twitch Client for New 3DS (browser-based)

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Haha, no, sorry.

I figured out the issue; Twitch have added API keys and authentication and stuff so I can't grab the streams any more without their custom Client ID. I'll see what I can do there, but for now it's definitely broken. :3
Try looking into Livestreamer GUI. I think they found a workaround.
Also, VoD support, and maybe logins (for those folk who like pay-per-view stuff) when?
 
Is this compatible with the use of a proxy (through the internet connection system options)? I loved using this from France back when I had a Wii (after losing the satellite television for free)
If your proxy works with iPlayer on PC, yes. (^.^)

I'm currently rewriting the code for that (definitely not because I stupidly didn't back it up before my free VPS went down, nope :p) though so hold on a little. (':
 
I don't believe it still works since Twitch changed their API a while back but I'll go renew the hosting (free hosting but req's logging in every 30 days which apparently I've neglected to do)

Any news about getting it to work? If you need any help I could take a look at it for you.
 
Any news about getting it to work? If you need any help I could take a look at it for you.
I've managed to fix it - turns out they require API authentication now, no other changes! :D http://jsa.x10host.com/twitch/
I might fix up the UI soon, though, as it does look somewhat messy two years on.
 
That's great! But the site seems to give me an error whenever a try to reach a channel, stating that /twitch/view.php was not found...
 
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